Huron's Fall Building Program Tops In Years
Work underway on six business district projects costing over 170000 signals one of Huron's largest fall building programs. Newberry company's 75 by 165 foot store on Dakota Avenue and Third Street will be a full basement brick structure with a chain store lineup. Completion aims for December with other spaces ready January 1. A 2000 office warehouse for Dees and Webber on Dakota Avenue and First Street is under excavation, with Minneapolis company planning a December branch. A central heating plant near Costain Muskes store progresses, placing Huron as a regional farm machinery hub. (Continued on page 14.)
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Huron
Newberry
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
J. J. Newberry Company
Phe
Gyo Structone
Dees & Webber Company
Dakots Avenua
First Street
Minneapolis Implement Company
Bilding
South Dakota
Costain Muskcs
Huron Central Heating Company
TWO LEADERS 79 DISCUSS FRANKLY AFFAIRS OF STATE
Two plain men of humble origin meet as friends to discuss the future of relations between the United States and Great Britain. Hoover and MacDonald insist there is no alliance plan and seek frank talks to remove misunderstandings and broaden cordiality between nations.
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James L. WE
Associated Press Star
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Ramsay MacDonald
White House
Presidential Lodge
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
America
Great Britain
United States
MacDonald
Hoover
Den
South America
Cordializ
New York
Philadelphia
Washipton
W C T U Announces New Law Plans At Convention
In Yankton on October 3 the South Dakota Woman's Christian Temperance Union adopted a program aimed at legislation for the 1930 state session. Flora Mitchen, president, outlined tax and organizational goals as over a thousand local unions operate in the state. Business sessions continue, with a Monday wrap including officer elections and next meeting site. Heloise Nass of St. Lawrence won last night’s essay contest and will enter the national competition. About sixty five officers delegates and visitors are present.
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Yankton
Cet
Flora Mitchen
South Dakota
Heloise Nass 12
St. Laverrence
Seek Authority To Buy Yankton Bridge
The Yankton, Norfolk and Southern railroad filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking authority to purchase the Meridian Highway bridge stock at Yankton. The amended request asks for allocation of 1 225 000 dollars from a 5 000 000 dollar bond issue to buy bridge stock.
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Washington
Yankton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Yankton, Norfolk and Southern Railroad
Weather Nuron Forecast Shows Little Temperature Change
Weather brief notes fair conditions tonight and Sunday with minimal temperature change. Regional forecast indicates stable temperatures with light winds and no precipitation expected through the period.
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Nuron
South Takitat
Fire Destroys Sheriff Swisher's Home in Philip
The home of Harry Swisher the sheriff who died suddenly was burned at about 6 a.m. Firefighters or locals say Barbour Hol Barbour 50 and his son Arthur 18 were injured with severe burns. Roy Logan was only slightly burned. Widow Mrs Harry Swister in shock and the loss is estimated at 3000 dollars. Swisher died of acute indigestion or promaine poisoning while serving his first term.
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Philip
Harry Swisher
Haakon County
Hol Barbour
Arthur
Harry Swister
Roy Logan
Logan
Mr. Swisher
Swisher
Scene of Colorado prison riot peace settles at Canon City
The Colorado prison riot at Canon City ends as the mutiny collapses after leader Danny Daniels kills his three remaining companions then shoots himself. Federal and state agencies begin a sweeping investigation into the causes and the fire damage. Nearly 3,000 prisoners remained unguarded as fires and the assault by guards and volunteers caused significant destruction.
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Canon City
Get
Colorado
Carpenter
Gronviers
Thesgan
Sanford Bates
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Federal Department of Justice
W. H. Adams
Colorado Board of Correcions
Civil Rive Commission
Gnd
Francis’ Bi Crawford
Liv Lampest
Ghetter
James Pardue
Danny Daniels
Daniels
Huron Firemen Convene October 6 Meeting
Huron fire department plans a quarterly meeting in the club rooms Sunday afternoon with Chief C. V. Hedges presiding. Forty five members will discuss a fire school attended in Minneapolis and its benefits, plus routine business matters.
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Huron Fire Department
C. V. Hedges
Minneapolis
Soviet Airmens Forced Down Near Waterfall Alaska
Four Russian aviators en route Moscow to New York were forced to land near Waterfall Alaska due to motor failure amid a severe storm. Both engines quit as the monoplane battled wind and rain, narrowly avoiding disaster. The crew planned Seattle next, but a week may pass before resumption as a new motor is prepared in Seattle. Coast guard cutters from Unalga and Cygan aided search efforts near southeastern Alaska.
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Craig
Alaska
Moscow
New York
Waterfall
Here
Seattle
Sitka Earry
Waterfall Bay
Coast Guard
Unalga
Cygan
Juneau
Ketchikan
Railroads Granted Grain Rate Slash Across Midwest
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized Midwestern railroads to cut grain and grain product freight rates by about seven cents per 100 pounds. The reduction applies to shipments from Omaha St Louis Cairo Memphis and Kansas Nebraska and Missouri points to the Gulf of Mexico and runs from October 10 to 25. The action follows earlier rate cuts between Kansas City and the Gulf and was proposed by the railroads after those reductions.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Omaha
St.Louis
Cairo
Memphis
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Gulf of Mexico
Kansas City
Southern
Gull
Commission
Senator Norbeck Hospitalized in Baltimore for Minor Operation
Senator Peter Norbeck of South Dakota has entered a Baltimore hospital for a minor operation and expects to return to the Senate next week. The Republican senator was admitted in October and news confirms plans to resume duties soon.
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Norbeck
Baltimore
Washington
Peter Norbeck
Dakota
Senate
Miller Eleven Opens 1929 Season At Huron Field
Huron high school meets Miller Preps this afternoon at 2 30 on south Hlingis avenue field. Coach Frank Moose Cottey leads Huron against Miller coached by Chet Wood a scrappy club from the Miller camp. Miller won last week defeating Wesington 12 to 7.
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Miller Eleven
Huron
Foday
Frank “Moose” Cottey
Miller
Wessington
Body of nurse identified in Black Hills find
Spearfish officials matched the headless woman found last week in a box canyon near Spearfish Sun Dance to Alice Patlink, a nurse maid who vanished from Herman Brakke home about two years ago. Clothes from the Brakke residence were on the body, yet their preservation puzzled investigators.
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Spearfish
Alice Patlink
Wyoming
Bex Canyon
Spearfish Sundance
Wyo
Florre
Crook County
Herman Brakke
Brakke
Alice
Mrs Tunney Undergoes Appendix Removal in Berlin
Mrs James J Tunney wife of the former heavyweight champion was operated on this morning surgeons removing her appendix The patient remained comfortable post procedure The operation occurred on the Isle of Brioni last spring to treat an abscess and the appendix was not removed then due to the patient s condition She has since reportedly gained weight and improved health.
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Berlin
James J. Tunney
Tunney
Isle of Brioni
Thousands to attend Methodist conference services in Huron
Thousands from across the state are expected for church services in Huron on Sunday. Bishop Charles L Mead of Denver will preach at Huron College auditorium while other pastors fill pulpits at three city churches. The day includes an education banquet attended by 300 to 400, with remarks on religious education and South Dakota's educational needs.
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Episcopal Dakota Conference
Ietron College
Huron
Joyney
Charles L. Mead
Denver
Huron College
Airraig
Methodist Episcopal
College Auditorium
W. P. Mitchell
Aberdeen
First Presbyterian Church
J. F. Robertson
Sioux Falla
First Congregational Church
Mark F. Underhill
White Lake
First Baptist Church
Huronigh School
Oyalty
E.&. Boyer
Dakota Wesleyan
Olin D. Jackson
Methodist Church
Brookings
South Dakota
Eugene Kingoon
Helen Bandy
Ada Davis
Mabel Meyers
Ralph Meyers
Bishop Mead
British Isles
America
Britain
Lincoln
Bighop Mead Pain
Abraham Lincoln
Hoover
World Brotherhood
Enduring Peace
Mead
Beryl Smith
Griffith
Rex J. Moon
Terre .Haute
Ind
H. Otho’Blackburn
Murdey Barry
Blackburn
Wessington
Springs
Erne
Butterfield
Lane
HM. Redfield
Garden Cits
Weird case puzzles Paris police in mysterious burial
Paris officers probe a bizarre incident involving Clement dfansal alias De Marquis of Champanrier feared buried alive. A crude coffin in Vernéuil woods contained a man with a rubber hose to the air, raising doubts of a hoax as surgeons declare him dead.
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Paris
Polica
Lucy
Clement Dfansal
de Marquis of
Champanrier
Senate Looks Ten Fights For Tariff In 1930s Row
Washington October 5 The senate pressed into a long tariff rate contest with amendments and federal commission plans. Republican regulars expected a fracture in the GOP ranks while Democrats and independents weighed farm product revision limits and the party balance. The body voted to keep a six member bipartisan tariff commission, rejecting a seven member party neutral panel, after Norris pushed to keep tariff politics out of party lines.
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Washington
Senate
Chamber
Republic
Hoover
Thomas
Oklaham
Borah
Idaho
Heflin
Alabama
Glass
Virginia
Tariff Commission
House
Norris
Nebraska
Congress
Conners Die in Buffalo Publisher Leader of Great Lakes Transit
William J. Conners, publisher of the Buffalo Courier Express and head of the Great Lakes Transit Corp., died suddenly at his home in Buffalo. A separate note describes the remora or shark-sucker as a lazy idle fish clinging to larger hosts for sustenance.
Ohlmans Incorporate in Pierre and Yankton
Articles of incorporation for the Ohlman investment corporation, Yankton, filed with the secretary of state. Incorporators include Emilie Ohliman Maude O Rodgers A P Ohlman Yankton and Marie A Shipley. Capital stock listed as 100 000. Rosicrucians described as philosophers founded by a German monk Rosencreuz in the 14th century.
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Pierre
Ohlman Investment Corporation
Yankton
Emilie Ohliman
Maude O. Rodgers
A.P. Ohlman
Marie A. Shipley
Sioux Falls
Rosencreuz
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W. C. TU
Yankton Bridge
Huron Firemen
Tayaa
Reuter
Harbis
Wanchurk Domme
Coste
Maska
Black Hills
M. E. Conference
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